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Sony - BDPS1700U Blu-ray Player, with TrueHD/DTS upscaling, and HDMI Cable - Black

Model:
BDPS1700U
SKU:
6625307
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  • QuestionCan this be installed vertically on a wall?

    Asked by Customer.

    • Answer Hi Customer, Thank you for asking about the installation options for the Sony BDP-S1700U Blu-ray Disc Player. No, the BDP-S1700U cannot be safely or correctly installed vertically on a wall. The player is engineered to function only when discs are inserted and spun while the unit is in a flat, horizontal position. Installing it vertically or at any angle may cause the internal mechanisms to malfunction, potentially damaging the player or the discs. For optimal performance and to prevent operational issues, the player must be operated in a standard horizontal orientation on a shelf or TV stand. We hope this answer your question, and thanks for considering Sony products! Regards, Dominick

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionWhat is the maximum USB gigabyte size it will support?

    Asked by USB.

    • Answer Hi USB, The Sony BDP-S1700 Blu-ray Player is officially tested to support a maximum USB flash drive size of 128 GB and an external USB hard disk drive (HDD) size of up to 4 TB (when formatted with GPT), utilizing FAT32, NTFS, or exFAT file systems for playback. Thanks for considering Sony products. Best regards, Eliab

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionThe Panasonic blu-ray player I have doesn't "remember" where I left off if I don't watch a disc completely. The next time I turn it on, it goes back to the beginning, as if I just inserted the disc. Does this player "remember?" Thank you.

    Asked by Ron.

    • Answer Hi Ron, Yes, the Sony BDP-S1700U Blu-ray player does have a resume playback feature. However, this feature will not work if: You press the STOP button more than once. The disc tray is opened. The player is turned off. Additionally, some discs with interactive features (BD-J) may not support the resume function. Thanks for choosing Sony. Best regards, Eliab

      Answered by SonyListens

  • Questiondoes this option record?

    Asked by molly.

    • Answer No, this is a player only.

      Answered by TrailGeek

  • QuestionDoes this player connect to wifi and support apps?

    Asked by EMP.

    • Answer No

      Answered by Dehumidifier

  • QuestionWill this play DVD's and Blu-ray on my laptop? My laptop does have an HDMI connection.

    Asked by epah76.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Susie

  • QuestionWill this connect to my Sony speakers from my current Sony surrounded sound system? We currently have a 6-channel system

    Asked by NanaKate.

    • Answer Hello NanaKate, Thank you for choosing Sony! We appreciate your question and are here to assist you. The Sony BDP-S1700U Blu-ray player is designed for media playback and does not have the built-in capabilities of an A/V receiver or amplifier. As such, it cannot directly power a multi-channel surround sound speaker system. To enjoy your Blu-ray player with a surround sound setup, you must connect it to an A/V receiver or a separate surround sound system. The receiver will then handle all audio processing and amplification, sending the sound to your speakers. Connection Overview: 1. Connect an HDMI cable from the HDMI OUT port on the BDP-S1700U to an available HDMI IN port on your A/V receiver. 2. Connect a second HDMI cable from the HDMI OUT port on your A/V receiver to an HDMI IN port on your TV. This setup ensures the A/V receiver receives the high-quality audio signal from the Blu-ray player while passing the video signal on to your TV. For more detailed instructions, refer to the "Connecting to your AV amplifier (receiver)" section on page 14 of the official manual: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/4579/f2b13b14d596d6574a73a689b5d4b0dc/45796631M.pdf If you have any further questions, feel free to ask! Best regards, -Fred

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionDoes this come with a remote?

    Asked by Paige.

    • Answer Yes, it comes with a remote.

      Answered by DeborahG

  • Questiondoes this play regular music cds 1 1

    Asked by SHIBA.

    • Answer Yes, this player plays music cds.

      Answered by DeborahG

  • QuestionCan this player read all DVD discs?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Yes, it can read all DVD discs.

      Answered by DeborahG

  • QuestionIs it compatible with a Mac Mimi m1 running sequoia?

    Asked by Angie.

    • Answer Hi Angie, thank you for your question. The Sony - BDPS1700U is designed to connect directly to a TV or monitor via HDMI for disc playback. Unfortunately, it is not compatible with the Mac mini M1, as Macs do not support HDMI video input—they only support video output to external displays. Additionally, the Blu-ray player does not have the capability to interface with macOS systems for media transfer or playback control. It's intended solely for standalone use with a display. We hope this answers your question, and thank you for considering Sony products! Best regards, Dominick

      Answered by SonyListens

  • Questionis it wifi enabled

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Needs a wired connection.

      Answered by Immortalfire

  • QuestionIt plays AVCHD, but does it play an AVCHD disc? That's an AVCHD authored to a DVD disc not a Blue Ray disc. I'll buy another Onn player if it doesn't. Rather get Sony to go with my TV.

    Asked by Dave.

    • Answer Hello Dave, thanks for your question! Yes, the Sony BDP-S1700U is designed to play AVCHD, and that includes AVCHD content that has been authored and burned onto a standard DVD disc. So, you should be able to play your AVCHD discs on it, which is great for consolidating your players if you prefer Sony to go with your TV! Thanks for your interest in our products. Sincerely, Jenn.

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionDoes this player have audio RCA connectors to connect through a sound system?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Hi there, thanks for your interest in our Blu-ray Player! Regarding the BDP-S1700U, this particular model does not feature traditional analog RCA audio outputs. It's designed to provide audio primarily through its HDMI output, which can carry both video and multi-channel audio to a compatible receiver or sound system. Alternatively, if your sound system only has RCA inputs, you would need an external digital-to-analog audio converter (DAC) that takes an optical or HDMI audio signal from the player and converts it to analog RCA. For additional specifications of the unit, please visit the following link: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/5043/9bf387fdef45845189a891b85b87783b/50433041M.pdf Thanks for considering Sony products! Best regards, Estefany

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionCan this player play PAL format discs?

    Asked by Pete.

    • Answer Hi Pete, thank you for your question and interest in the Sony - BDPS1700U! This player is designed to conform only to the NTSC color system, which is the standard primarily used in North America, Japan, and parts of South America. Discs recorded in other color systems, like PAL (common in Europe, Australia, and parts of Asia), are not supported by this model. You can look at other supported formats and discs by looking at the page 31 of the operating instructions of the player. You can access it here: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/4579/f2b13b14d596d6574a73a689b5d4b0dc/45796631M.pdf Thank you for considering Sony products! Regards, Dominick

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionIs this a region free player?

    Asked by Ryan.

    • Answer Hi Ryan, thanks for your interest in the Sony - BDPS1700U. This Blu-ray player is not region-free, it is designed to play Blu-ray discs from Region A, which includes North America, South America, U.S. territories, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and other parts of Southeast Asia. You can usually find the region code printed on the rear of the player for reference. Thank you for considering Sony products! Regards, -Dominick

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionDoes this player have a Bluetooth remote that works without line of sight?

    Asked by Remote.

    • Answer Hi Remote, The Sony BDP-S1700U Blu-ray player uses a traditional infrared (IR) remote, meaning it requires direct line of sight to operate. It does not come with a Bluetooth remote. Thanks for considering Sony products. -Eliab

      Answered by SonyListens

  • QuestionCan this player read the closed captioning imbedded in DVDs with the "cc" feature?

    Asked by steveindenver.

    • Answer Yes, this player reads the closed captioning embedded in DVDs with the "cc" feature.

      Answered by DeborahG

  • QuestionWill this play Double Layer DVD-RW/DVD+RW?

    Asked by Wolf.

    • Answer No

      Answered by Dehumidifier

  • QuestionDoes the product play non blu ray disks?

    Asked by Gift.

    • Answer Thank you for contacting Sony, NonBluRay. Yes, the Sony BDP-S1700U Blu-ray player is designed to play a wide variety of non-Blu-ray discs, in addition to Blu-ray discs. The player is compatible with the following disc formats: DVDs: It can play standard DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, and DVD+RW discs. CDs: It can play standard audio CDs (CD-DA), as well as CD-ROM and CD-R/RW discs. Important Notes: Finalization: For recorded DVDs and CDs (DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW) to play, they must be correctly "finalized" on the device they were recorded on. Disc Condition: Please be aware that the playability of some discs may vary depending on the disc type, condition, and version. Discs That Cannot Be Played: The following discs are not supported by this player: BDXL discs DVD-RAMs HD DVDs DVD Audio discs Super VCDs Discs recorded in a color system other than NTSC (such as PAL). For more detailed information, including specific notes on disc versions and formats, you can refer to the product manual. We've provided a direct link here for your convenience: https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/4579/f2b13b14d596d6574a73a689b5d4b0dc/45796631M.pdf Thank you for considering Sony products. Best regards, Gus, Sony North America Customer Support

      Answered by SonyListens

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